Spiral

It’s a pretty, soft one that most guys would probably love, but he only stands there like a statue. The guest spot of Titania, the queen of the fairies, is ethereal and solely aided by the play’s use of a love potion to entangle her in a spell where she falls in love with Bottom, a donkey-headed character. The kiss isn’t soft and sweet, it’s demanding and rough, like the frustration that lined his words seconds ago. Like a lawyer who just won a decades-long court case, or a person lost at sea finally being rescued.